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URL: http://splicing.cs.washington.edu/
Proper Citation: Hexamer Additive Linear (RRID:SCR_022581)
Description: Web tool to predict effects of sequence variants on alternative splicing. Predicts changes in alternative 5' splice events as well as skipped exon events.
Abbreviations: HAL
Resource Type: software resource, web service, data access protocol
Defining Citation: DOI:10.1016/j.cell.2015.09.054
Keywords: sequence variants on alternative splicing prediction, cassete exon, skipped exon events, changes in alternative 5' splice events,
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